Cocoa Bar

I love this place! I used to walk by all the time and never go in (thinking it was only chocolate and desserts) but as soon as I discovered it a month ago I have basically gone every day since! The coffee is divine and smooth, you can tell it was made fresh. The place is extremely zen and has very calming music it’s great for doing work or having a chill meetup with a friend. The only small thing is that it can be pricey so I would just be aware of that. Otherwise no complaints! (I highly recommend the Brooklyn ciabatta)

First time in this shop and the vibe was super relaxing. It was so cozy. There were lots of chairs and comfy couches in the front, where people sat to read and take a minute. There are tons of delectable treats, many are vegan. From cupcakes to brownies to chocolates (imported from France), this place has a nice selection. Beyond the counter, there are many more seats towards the back surrounded by lovely plants and an outdoor space. We purchased some chocolates, including a delectable seal salt caramel and some dark chocolate pieces. The chocolates are sold per piece, ranging from $2.00 and up, depending on their size. The young woman working the counter was very friendly and knowledgeable about their merchandise and where it comes from. We will definitely visit again.

I have been going to Chocolateria (formerly known as the Cocoa Bar) in Park Slope for over 6 years. I love their hot chocolate, their cocoa mint patty tea, and their coffees. My son loves their desserts. They also have food and beverages. What I like the most about Chocolateria is the atmosphere. There is the front room, the back room and the backyard, each with a different feel. It is a home away from home.

Chocolate to your hearts contain. It is a small railroad type shop, which is of course common in the Park Slope area. There is seating area in the front and in the back. There is a wide variety of chocolate options, with cakes, cookies, a variety of brownies and more. They also have an assortment of hot chocolates, teas and coffee. I had a white hot chocolate and while it was good and I did enjoy it, the standard make wasn't as sweet as I would have liked it. However the last time I had a white hot chocolate it was when Dunkin Donuts was serving that and they made it super sweet to hide that artificial taste. My friends all had other items and I could see that they enjoyed everything. So I would recommend it if you like white hot chocolate isn't really sweet. Since the quality is high, and it is Park Slope so you know their rent is high, you will be paying for what you get. So don't expect to pay leads than $3 for just about anything. But with those expectations set, you should enjoy what they have to offer.

My gf and I had their chai tea. Pretty good, but hey, it's a tea so what can go wrong. I did like that they have lots of cozy seating and we didn't feel rushed to just chill and read the nyt and take our time. Plenty of open seats so we weren't taking anyone else's place. Very cozy vibe and good tea. Will come again